KGN Armored Fixed Metal-enclosed Switchgear
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KGN -12 fixed metal-clad switchgear(short for switchgear as below) applies to 3.6~12KV,
3 phase AC 50/60Hz network for receiving and distributing power energy and also for control, monitor and protection.
It can be used in s ingle busbar, single busbar section system.
It is manufactured inaccordance with IEC62271-200 & GB3906 3~35KV AC Metal Enclosed Switchgear, DL404 Order Specification for Indoor AC HV Switchgear and so on.
It has reliable prevention function against false operation.
- Q: I have a full-time job but would like to dabble in residential electrical work for friends and family. What would I need to do? I would like some kind of formal license and training but don't want to go back to school or commit to any long-term programs. This is in Massachusetts.
- yes you would need to be someones apprentice
- Q: I want to open a electrical contracting business down in Brisbane or Sydney after i have done my apprenticeship and had a thew years of experience I'm 16(Australia).Possibly even higher a thew lecky and also sell stuff like inverters etc. electrical equipment.The business would service the commercial side more then the domestic side.would this be a viable business or not.and would it be possible to make any money out of this to look after my family and look after my own family. Perhaps a couple hundred thousand a yearor would it be better to just go to the mines By the way i do study business organization and management plus economics so i have a general idea of what would be required like a very detailed business plan etc.
- Umm, someone that earns more than 400,000 is more than just wealthy, and I don't know if just being an electrician is enough. My father is an electrician, and his business is doing very well here in Adelaide (which would be very different than in Sydney). He just keeps on expanding, and I should probably mention that he never had any business training and he never went to uni or anything like that, but he did run another successful business when he was younger. But don't get me wrong, it is great to have that knowledge, it will only make things better. But if its just money you are after, and don't mind the working conditions, I think mining is the better options.
- Q: Can we use land line phone to control houshold electrical equipments. Is the techonology available. I am asking in sense how we use IVR when we call a bank, can we have someting in similar lines. For example, switing on a microwave at home before i leave office.
- The answer is a qualified yes. You can connect your lights and appliances to X10-based switches and dimmers, and use the X10 Telephone Responder to control them remotely by phone. This will not allow you to turn on a microwave, because microwaves require their buttons to be pushed. But you could control lights, appliances and HVAC remotely with the right X10 receivers connected. See the links below for some phone-based controllers.
- Q: how we can design the power rating of any electrical equipment. as per my understanding only way is is to change the resistance of coil( winding if motor, filament if lamp).if it is correct then the equipment will be burn if resistance is low for low power rating. Eg. resistance of filament of 10 w lamp is lower than the resistance of 100 w. generally life of 10 w lamp is higher than 100 w. but in electrical point of view the life of high value of resistance equipment will be higher than the low value value of resistance. means, 10w bulb will glow longer time comparatively 100 w bulb. since 10 w bulb has high resistance , so this bulb's life should be higher than 100w bulb. can anyone explain how to design the power rating of any electrical equipment in line of other electrical parameters.
- The power rating of most power components and devices is limited by thermal considerations, since the life of them is a strong function of temperature. A rule of thumb is that for each 10 degrees C increase in temperature the life is cut in half.
- Q: for example, a 3ds?
- There is a video on youtube of how to take apart a 3ds. This might make you void your warranty.
- Q: I need GPR equipment to locate plastic and metal pipes down to 1/2 inch diameter, with computer and GPS. What brand to buy?
- Without knowing the specifics of the survey, here is my opinion. I really doubt the GPR equipment will find plastic pipes. They will not change the electrical resistivity of the ground like metal pipes would. Also, GPR is rather long wavelength so again, locating a 1/2 pipe would be fairly hard, unless you make a dense 3D grid across the area. Metal pipes are very easy. Purchase a 100$ metal detector instead of a ten thousand dollar+ GPR and computer.
- Q: EMP Electromagnetic Pulse
- The EMP has the capacity to damage electrical equipment regardless of the source powering the electrical equipment, especially now that power generation devices depend heavily on sensitive microelectronics.
- Q: I have a 1992 F-150 with a 5.0 302 in it. Last week she started going haywire. My battery wasn't holding a charge, my spedometer was bouncing up and down and my mileage read was coming in and out. I had the diagnostics test done from Auto-Zone that tested your battery, alternator, and starter. They said that my alternator had low power output but everything else was fine. My dad (he's a mechanic) said I had to replace my voltage connectors on my alternator. We did that and she acted fine for about a week. Battery was holding a charge, no problems at all. A couple days ago, my battery light popped on and the battery is not holding a charge AT ALL. I constantly have to charge it. Any ideas on what the new issue could be?
- Batteries do not hold a charge forever. If there is a power drain somewhere in the vehicle, like when you start the engine or run the headlights or the radio, you have to recharge the battery to keep it topped off. Your alternator should be doing this automatically as you drive. I have no idea what you're talking about Voltage Connectors in your alternator, but if your alternator is not keeping up with the demand of the electrical equipment that is installed in your vehicle, it will continue to draw down the charge in your battery until it goes dead. Have your alternator tested under load, and if it shows low voltage again, it's time to replace your alternator.
- Q: I have been trying my best to put some few things together as per building electronics and electrical equipment but i really lack circuit diagrams that can put me through. i presntly need a circuit diagram of an inverter with atleast 20kVA output.
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- Q: i have an old distribution board, dorman smith and the lights are all off one circuit, when i flicked the outside light on it knocked off all the lights but didnt trip the 6amp circuit breaker?? Has the circuit breaker had it? its at least 10 years old?
- Use an amp meter on this circuit,see if its drawing more than 6 amps under full load.
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KGN Armored Fixed Metal-enclosed Switchgear
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